Green News Chernobyl could leak radiation if power isn't restored, Ukraine warns The IAEA says that the loss of power at the plant will not have a critical impact on safety. 09/03/2022
Travel News These incredible photos show how Greece's coast is disappearing Greece is terribly exposed to coastal erosion, which is expected to profoundly change the country’s coastline in the next 80 years. 07/03/2022
Europe News Brussels unveils supply chain law to guard against human rights abuses European companies are under pressure to police their supply chains for environmental and human rights breaches. 23/02/2022
Eco-Innovation Drones are planting thousands of sunflowers on this modern farm The experiment is now in full bloom, drawing in tourists from all over and teaching them about modern, less invasive farming practices. 22/02/2022
Scenes Meet the Jordanian diving duo dedicated to marine conservation "I believe and I've learnt that change comes from the person himself. So in order to inspire people to change their habits, you need to change first." 14/02/2022
Green Opinion Can a love of music unite people in the fight against climate change? Linda Adams, head of partnerships at Ecologi writes about how artists can inspire environmental action and get involved in the climate conversation. 14/02/2022
Climate Climate change threatens Hadrian's Wall treasures in England Archaeologists say the rise in temperatures is a danger to a vast number of undiscovered Roman artefacts. 13/02/2022
Green News This region of Switzerland wants to give primates fundamental rights Monkeys and apes in Basel-Stadt could be recognised as having the right to life and to have their mental and physical integrity respected, just like people. 10/02/2022
Green News Italy makes protecting the environment a part of its constitution The state must now safeguard biodiversity, ecosystems and the environment. 09/02/2022
Living Living in a bubble: Did this failed 90s experiment predict the future? The story of Biosphere 2 is controversial but those who took part say it taught them a lot about respecting the planet. 29/01/2022
no comment In Reunion Island, sea turtles equipped with beacons to help meteorologists In Saint-Leu, on Reunion Island, migratory turtles equipped with beacons are released into the Indian Ocean 25/01/2022
no comment Peru: cleaning crews work to remove oil from beaches Cleaning crews in Ventanilla, Peru, work to remove oil from a beach after a spill caused by an eruption on the other side of the Pacific near Tonga 23/01/2022
View Europeans are demanding the right to clean, affordable energy | View The Right to Energy Forum, Europe's biggest summit on energy poverty, begins next week and could not be more urgent. Kieran Pradeep of Friends of the Earth Europe explains what's at stake. 22/01/2022
no comment Environment activists protest 'ultra-polluting' private jets Environment activists protest 'ultra-polluting' private jets 21/01/2022
Living Is this the end of cheese as we know it? A select number of artisanal brands are trying to recreate the luxurious experience of a well-aged Gouda. 21/01/2022
Nature This BAFTA-winning film about setting cows free will move you to tears Alex Lockwood's masterpiece on the dark reality of beef farming deserves to be watched. 20/01/2022
no comment Peru oil spill clean up ongoing after volcano eruption in Pacific Oil, think and deadly, continued to wash up on beaches in Lima, two days after an Italian-flagged ship was loading oil into La Pampilla when strong waves moved the boat and caused the spill. 20/01/2022
Serbia Rio Tinto announces pushback in new lithium mine project in Serbia Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said on Tuesday that the Serbian government would not make any decisions without consulting the local communities first. 19/01/2022
View EU leaders must pay attention to civic freedoms in Slovenia | View Thirty years after the EU formally recognised Slovenian independence, one of its former champions is presiding over an erosion of press freedom and civil society. Act now before it's too late, warns CIVICUS researcher Aarti Narsee. 17/01/2022
Mobility Mining boom in California’s ‘Lithium Valley’ set to power up to 6m EVs At the edge of a deserted lake in California, the race for ‘white gold’ is on. And the jobs brought by the mining companies could save an area that has slowly fallen into decrepitude. 12/01/2022
Health Scientists have made synthetic 'blood' to catch and kill mosquitoes Scientists claim this cheaper, targeted method of pest control could be an alternative to mass pesticides that impact the entire ecosystem. 07/01/2022
Serbia Hundreds of protesters in Serbia call for an end to lithium mine plan Environmental issues have gained public attention in the Balkan nation as a result of various problems with waste management air and water pollution. 04/01/2022
Biztech news Sales of electric cars and plug-in hybrids break records in Denmark There were 10,274 electric or plug-in hybrids sold in December, representing 57.8 per cent of total car sales in the country. 04/01/2022
Living Can going vegan really cut the carbon emissions of the food you eat? Greenhouse gases from animal agriculture are one thing, but what about the distance plant-based alternatives travel to reach your plate? 04/01/2022
Nature At least 5,200 cranes killed by bird flu in Israel In addition to the 5,200 dead, another 10,000 are believed to be infected, according to Ohad Hatsofe, a specialist at the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. 28/12/2021
Living Musical instruments made from recycled junk help disadvantaged youths A Spanish orchestra brings together disadvantaged youths using instruments made from recycled materials. 28/12/2021
